Understanding FBAR filing requirements for dual citizens in California. CA tax accountants explain why some U.S. dual citizens need to file an FBAR. Read on to learn who must file FBAR – and penalties if you don’t.

What happens if you miss the 2021 tax deadline in CA? The Roseville, CA tax accountants of Cook CPA Group explain IRS penalties for filing your taxes late. If you have unfiled taxes, we can help.

Workshop on new standards in financial reporting: Sacramento tax accountants and CPAs at Cook CPA host a workshop dedicated to new requirements in financial reporting for your business.

What happens if I haven’t filed taxes in years in California? As IRS tax audit accountants in Roseville explain, there are penalties for failure to file a tax return. What can you do about unfiled taxes?

Learn when a nonresident spouse may be treated as a resident by the IRS. Sacramento CPAs explain when a nonresident spouse may be treated as a resident for tax purposes by the IRS, and the effects of this decision.

Understanding tax filing requirements for U.S. military personnel abroad. Roseville CPAs explain tax requirements for members of the U.S. Armed Forces stationed overseas, including 5 tax breaks for military members.

Who is required to report foreign assets and income under FATCA? If you have foreign bank accounts, you may be required to report income or assets to the IRS under FATCA. Sacramento tax accountants explain.

Can you trust what the IRS tells you online or over the phone? FAQs and other items posted on IRS.gov that have not been published in the Internal Revenue Bulletin are not legal authority. Learn More.

Learning about tax relief from debts in Roseville/Sacramento with Cook CPA Group. When faced with debt from the IRS or other tax services contact Cook CPA Group where a certified accountant can help solve your problem.